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These are two real sites we have worked on. Each links to the live site, so you can judge it yourself.

  • The Nuclear Hotseat homepage: the show logo, a menu, and the latest episodes.Visit Nuclear Hotseat (opens in a new tab)

    Independent news podcast and website

    Nuclear Hotseat

    A weekly independent nuclear news podcast hosted by Libbe HaLevy, with an episode archive, a host bio, and links to listen and subscribe.

    What we did

    • ModernizeRebuilt the public site as a fast static site, so episodes and pages load quickly, even on a phone
    • ModernizeMoved the episode archive to audio hosting the show controls, with a feed that keeps listeners’ Apple and Spotify subscriptions working
    • AutomateConnected signups, the free-chapter delivery, and the weekly episode email to one subscriber list: each new episode drafts its own newsletter, and the host sends it with one click
    • Get FoundOrganized the archive into topic pages and fixed episode titles and descriptions so search engines can understand it
    • Get FoundAdded search across every episode’s show notes, so listeners can find any episode by name, guest, or subject
    • Protect & OptimizeAdded endpoint protection
    • Protect & OptimizePut a security layer at the site’s edge: a web application firewall with bot filtering, TLS, security headers, and email trust that protects the show against impersonation
    • Protect & OptimizeContinue to optimize and support the show’s team: tuning, fixes, and incident response, reviewed in regular check-ins
    Visit Nuclear Hotseat (opens in a new tab) →
  • The Nicholas Brooklyn homepage: "Healing is not a trend. It’s a lifestyle", with buttons to shop online or visit the store on Fulton Street.Visit Nicholas Brooklyn (opens in a new tab)

    Herbal apothecary and wellness shop, Brooklyn

    Nicholas Brooklyn

    A family-run herbal apothecary and wellness shop in Bed-Stuy, in business since 1974, with an online store that ships nationwide, events, and a blog.

    What we did

    • Get FoundAdded the shop’s products to Google Shopping
    • Get FoundCorrected the Google Business Profile so it describes what the shop mainly sells
    • Get FoundFixed keywords and added pages so search engines can understand the business
    Visit Nicholas Brooklyn (opens in a new tab) →

About results. We have not published before-and-after numbers yet. We will add them here once each client has approved them and we have a starting point to compare against. In the meantime, see how we work or try thefree assessment.

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